Connett eugene v 3rd (6 Ergebnisse)

Unknown. Zustand: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Zustand: Very Good. First edition. 8vo. Blue cloth with gilt titles and decorations. Very good copy. Illustrated with photographs. Former owner's name dated 1935 on front free endpaper and recto of frontispiece. In addition, "In memory of Riviere Ecorces, Quebec" is written in a different hand on the front free endpaper. We acquired several such angling books that had belonged to the same owner, each with a different note remembering a fishing trip.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. Fine condition in very good glassine dust jacket. Full green leather decorative binding. Glassine is bumped at spine tips and corners and has sharp wrinkles on back panel. 195 pages. 27 illustrations. All edges gilt.

Lyon, Miss. (1989) reprint of the 1934 edition. Photos by Lawrence B. Smith, 9.5x6.5", gilt-lettered dec cloth, in cloth slipcase. LIMITED TO 2500 COPIES.

First edition, 1/1075 copies, the one marked "Artist's Copy" in manuscript. 8vo. xxix, (4), 195 pp. Illustrated from photographs and line drawings, plates. Inscribed by the author to one of the illustrators of this work, Ralph Boyer. A very good association copy, inscribed by the author to an important sporting book illustrator. Publisher's gilt-stamped decorated green and blue cloth. (11291).…

Edition of 15. Edition of 15. Signed lower right by the artist in pencil "Eugene V. Connett" with his presentation inscription in pencil at lower left, "Only 15 proofs were pulled from this plate, this is No. 7 for Samuel Milbank". 13 x 12 inches (Image 205 x 155 mm to plate mark). Superb original etching by sportsman and Derrydale Press publisher Eugene V. Connett 3rd, whose few artworks give evidence of his keen eye and innate talent. This etching - one of only two he ever did, by all accounts - is an attractive head of an American Woodcock (undated, 1920s?), a subject he knew well, and its execution is at the highest level (note the subtleties of the head and eye). Connett knew the bird as artist, author, and sportsman: he wrote on woodcock shooting and edited the Derrydale volume on Upland Game Bird Shooting in America (1930). This print is a presentation to Samuel Milbank, investment banker and a long-time trustee of Barnard College. Provenance: Samuel Milbank Fine. Matted, framed and glazed in bird?s eye maple Signed lower right by the artist in pencil ?Eugene V. Connett? with his presentation inscription in pencil at lower left, ?Only 15 proofs were pulled from this plate, this is No. 7 for Samuel Milbank? 13 x 12 inches (Image 205 x 155 mm to plate mark). Signed.…